5 Stylish Items
to Buy This Week

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Some collaborations really come out of left field. But those are usually some of the best match-ups. For instance, the active performance label Ten Thousand just paired up with rugged heritage brand Filson. No one saw that coming, but the the three-piece capsule—all in Filson's orange-y “Buckthorn Brown” colorway—includes highly technical, cold-weather-appropriate workout gear that's been tested by a team of athletes, trainers and mountaineers.

Tactical short,
$88 by Ten Thousand x Filson

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First, the bad news. You can't really check into a White Lotus resort. But, now the good news. You can still secure some merch. Abercrombie & Fitch nabbed a deal to produce shirts and accessories with the fictional luxury (and doomed) hotel chain's IP printed on it. The cap already sold out, but there are a handful of shirts still on offer. Our favorite? This simple navy sweatshirt with an embroidered logo—is it from the hotel or is it something swiped from the production? Just another White Lotus mystery.

Graphic sweatshirt,
$90 / $67.50 by Abercrombie & Fitch

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Winter can be tough on your skin. Thankfully, the folks at Onekind have just come out with a deeply nourishing balm designed to address all the concerns that come with seasonal irritation and dryness. The thick cream melts into the skin to plump and hydrate, while strengthening the skin barrier, defending against skin stressors and delivering lasting moisture. It's the perfect final step before you sleep to let it really sink in and get to work—and bonus, a collagen specific amino acid also targets fine lines to help smooth skin.

Radical Repair Barrier Balm,
$65 by Onekind

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Did Buck Mason make the ultimate chinos? It depends on who you ask, but if you're asking us, the answer is “yes”. They're a straight-cut fit that's not too wide, but sufficiently relaxed, which is just how you want them today. They're cut from 9.5-ounce cotton twill that's been garment-washed to achieve the same look and feel of vintage service uniforms. And they feature vintage details like a “Hollywood” one-piece waistband construction, buttoned flap back pockets and a welted coin pocket. Oh, and they come in four neutral colorways.

Paperback twill chino,
$158 by Buck Mason

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This isn't your average Oxford cloth button-down. It's more like a wearable piece of art. The shirt, from rising indie brand Cowgirl, was designed along with multi-disciplinarian Benjamin Edgar. It has all his signatures. It's at once totally unique and yet completely understated. The 100% cotton fabric is softly washed and has a slightly shortened hem, but the real trick is the embroidery. Traditional front embroidery of "Cowgirl" letter branding is paired with a mirrored, or all-the-way-through, back embroidery of the signature “Etcetera” branding.

Paradise Valley shirt,
$180 by Cowgirl